Rekenrek activities

Rekenreks are one our favorite math manipulatives to help build number sense in Kindergarten! Come check out how we made over 200 DIY dry erase rekenreks in only one day! Don’t forget to grab our rekenreks FREEBIE, which is the perfect complement to any of your rekenrek activities!

FREE rekenenrek flash cards and other ideas, resources, and activities for you to use to build number sense in your kindergarten and first grade classroom #teachermood #rekenrekactivities #rekenrekresources

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Do you have a rekenrek and you don't know how to use it? Or maybe even you have a classroom set of rekenreks and you've never really pulled them out? Or maybe you've never even seen a rekenrek and you're like “what the heck is that?”

This is a rekenrek…just in case it’s a new term to you. When we started common core, a rekenrek was one of the new tools I learned how to ...

I’m excited to be sharing an easy project with you today–one of my favorite math tools: rekenreks! I don’t know about you, but I love to use rekenreks in my classroom. If you’ve never heard of rekenreks before, you will! These arithmetic racks consist of two strings, with a row of beads on each string. Each row is traditionally made up of five red beads and five white beads, but you can use any two colors you like. They are great for helping students to understand number concepts such as

Rekenreks, also called number racks, are tools that help students build important benchmarks, such as 5, 10, and 20. FREE instructions for making you own!

Calling all K-1 teachers! 📣 Dive into 5 Fun Rekenrek Centers & Activities 🧮💡. From counting, adding, or subtracting, put the fun back into learning math with our unique number rack games. Ideal for Kindergarten or First Grade, our rekenrek activities are sure to spark a love for numbers in your classroom! 🎉🍎

Are you interested in using rekenreks with your students, but you’re not sure how? A few years ago, I was in the same boat. I had been to a math training that used rekereks and I couldn’t wait to use them in my classroom. I made a class set out of cardboard and proudly brought them to school. Except I had no idea what to do with them! I had learned a game or two, but needed guidance with how to teach my students about them. In this post, I’ll show

If you are not using a Rekenrek in your classroom you NEED to go and purchase one or make one ASAP. It is such an excellent tool when it comes to building